Who doesn't love photographing their ARISTOPET? It's a way to keep a fond memory of them. Their first day at home, important dates, a fantastic family trip. In short, great moments shared with our ARISTOPETS that we would like to keep forever.
A recent study by a renowned Chinese multinational technology company has shown that pets are the most photographed, and the most shared on social media.
Photographing pets has become so popular that there are photographers who dedicate themselves exclusively to it. Here we tell you about the 5 ARISTODOG photographers you should know. Some photographs of these animals have caused such a stir on social media that they have become a trend. This is the case with photographer Serena Hodson's project, with her photographs of dogs lying on their backs.
But today we would like to talk to you about another photographic project. Lithuanian photographer Andrius Burba is the director of the agency Underlook and specializes in animal portraits, from a different perspective. In his previous projects, he had photographed cats, rabbits, and even horses from below on a black background. His latest project, Under-dogs, was presented last year, and like his previous works, it portrays dogs from below.
To carry out this project, he uses a glass plate, and underneath it he places his camera, which captures images by remote control. This entire structure is covered with a black background, and dogs of different breeds are placed on the glass plate.
Here you can see some of the project's photographs. A fascinating work with a different vision and perspective:
Here is the agency's video with the making of the session: